The Networked Community of Urban Mobility during the Pandemic.

The COVID-19 pandemic has altered urban mobility patterns as various travel restrictions were imposed at different stages of the pandemic. Such dynamics inevitably affect the structure of urban spatial interactions underlying disease spreading. Understanding the spatial interaction structure and its...

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Publicado en:Annals of the American Association of Geographers Vol. 114; no. 8; pp. 1704 - 1718
Autores principales: Chin, Wei Chien Benny, Feng, Chen-Chieh, Leong, Chan Hoong, Clapham, Hannah Eleanor, Pang, Junxiong, Wang, Yi-Chen
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Publicado: Taylor & Francis Ltd 2024
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          Chin, Wei Chien Benny
          Feng, Chen-Chieh
          Leong, Chan Hoong
          Clapham, Hannah Eleanor
          Pang, Junxiong
          Wang, Yi-Chen
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          Department of Geography, National University of Singapore, Singapore
          Kantar Public, Singapore
          Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health, National University of Singapore, Singapore
          SingHealth Duke-NUS Global Health Institute and Center for Outbreak Preparedness, Duke-NUS Medical School, National University of Singapore, Singapore
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        Preventive medicine
        Diseases
        Coronaviruses
        Travel restrictions
        Pandemics
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          Preventive medicine
          Diseases
          Coronaviruses
          Travel restrictions
          Pandemics
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        complex network
        connectivity
        human movement
        Singapore
        spatial diffusion
        conectividad
        difusión espacial
        movimiento humano
        red compleja
        Singapur
        人类活动
        复杂网络
        新加坡
        空间扩散
        连通性
        complex network
        connectivity
        human movement
        Singapore
        spatial diffusion
        conectividad
        difusión espacial
        movimiento humano
        red compleja
        Singapur
        人类活动
        复杂网络
        新加坡
        空间扩散
        连通性
      ab: The COVID-19 pandemic has altered urban mobility patterns as various travel restrictions were imposed at different stages of the pandemic. Such dynamics inevitably affect the structure of urban spatial interactions underlying disease spreading. Understanding the spatial interaction structure and its dynamics is crucial for disease control. Through detecting networked communities, we identified latent movement boundaries emerged from actual human movement flows. We analyzed intra- and intercommunity flows that not only capture the regional and cross-region urban mobility structures but also facilitate the expansion and relocation diffusion processes. Networks representing four snapshots (prepandemic, lockdown, transition, and normal) were analyzed. The intracommunity flow intensities indicated similar patterns across four snapshots, suggesting the relative stability of the local expansion diffusion patterns throughout the study period. The intercommunity analysis showed the changes of spatial interaction intensities within the city, signifying the dynamic of the cross-regions disease spreading. Analyzing the intra- and intercommunity network structures provided a more holistic understanding of the dynamic urban mobility structures during the pandemic, highlighting the potential disease diffusion processes. This framework can also be used for disease management strategies simulation and future mobility-related urban planning.
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